In article , Bryant Wetzel <ardvarrk@xxxxxxxx> writes
>Greg,
> The OM-4 book says the following:
>
> If you want to render white objects in White you select SPOT while
>pointing the camera at the object you want to be white and press the
>HI.LiGHT button. Then take the picture.
>
> If you want to render black objects in Black you select SPOT while
>pointing the camera at the object you want to be Black and press the SHADOW
>button. Then take the picture.
>
> If you want to take multiple spot readings and then press the HI.LIGHT
>or
>SHADOW buttons you can. But all you do is introduce an exposure factor to
>the setup.
>
>
If you have selected multiple spots and then press HiLight or Shadow the
exposure is determined by the brightest or darkest spot in memory
accordingly. It is NOT an exposure factor over the average of all of
the spot readings in memory, but on the two extreme spots in memory.
--
Kennedy
Yes, Socrates himself is particularly missed;
A lovely little thinker, but a bugger when he's pissed.
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